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The Washington critic., 1887-07-22

The revised edition of the Bible
seems not only to have been IN i'm.
mensely laborious work for the re.
visers, but Hat and Improbable spec.
ulatlon for the publishers. 1t Is i'm.
possible TO induce the readers OF the
scriptures to abandon the old familiar
book and take up with new version.
Where the faith of their fathers aud
mothers is pinned. generation on gen
Grafton agono, It is but natural they
should prefer to abide. So the revised
edition is likely to be sold by the ton
TO the Junk shops
The Washington critic., 1887-07-22

Dir. TANNER, the hot bloolcd
Corkonian, who called MIR. Long a
damned snob" in the lobby of the
House Of Commons the other day, ap-
peared before the House yesterday In
obedience to Parliamentary summons
and withdrew his offensive remark
American fashion Whether Mr.. Long
Is the kind Of snob that Dr.. Tanner
characterized him as being Or whether
he Is a snob at all or moi remains, Of
course, an unanswered question.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-22

against foreign assault. Tnat lho con.
yentlon should have made itself so
plainly understood on this point shows
that the leaven Is working.
IT Is TO III HOPED that the report Of
the death Of Henry VI. Stanley tho
celebrated African explorer, will prove
to be untrue. lie is man Of inhuitc
pluck and persistence, qualities that
the world cannot help admirIng His
labors, besides, In a field which to most
men presents little that is attractive
and much that is hazardous, have
proved of great value, geographically
and commercially, That he should
finally meet the fate of numerous pre-.
dcccssors bent upon the same pursuit
would not of course, be matter of sur.
prise, 1t would only be matter for
deep regret.
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PROVISIONS.

(,IRCLE MARKET. - Having Pnr-
Market, corner Of Vt, ave and l. 81 we earn
estly solicit the liberal patronage given .our
predecessors, and, by making such additions
careful attention 10 business and prompt d.
livery of orders, hope to give satisfaction to
ill who patronlzo us. Respectfully,
s, L. WlLLETT 81 3. II. GWYNSE,
Successors to 4. s.. Brooke S Co.
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at Is high time that Congress Sc
riously addressed itself to this i'm
portant problem" says the Syracuse
IN. " Hrdld, referring TO the subject
of foreign immigration. If 1t be argued
that there is already legislation enough
to answer the need, let It be codilled
and put in force. 1t may he that n law
TO enforce The law is what is wanted.
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1O1r sTuEET N. w.,

lClO WASHINGTON, d. g., July IS, 1857.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS are M
vitod tor material and for Workmanship of re.
Iewiug The tin covering of the lower roof of
the nov Pension BuildlUE, worn out by opera
10 obtained at this Office, where all proposals
received will be opened on August 5, 1857. at
y. M, IN presence OF bidders. NJ. @. MEIGS,
snp'g Engineer and Architect, New Pension
l,uilulnV
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THE Chicago HeraM sensibly sug.
gests that now is the acceptable time
for the President 10 turn his ear in a
Western direction. 1t seems 10 be set
tied now that he will crafty the wishes
Of his Western friends and take in both
Chicago and st, Louis.
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LOST AND FOUND.


I OST-Sunday Afternoon ON the Ave
IL nue. or Seventh street car, a pair Of black
morocco opera glasses. Please leave the
same at the Critic office and receive reward,
r OsT- Black silk Umbrella, Gilt
IL handle; left In MCPHERSON Square Sunday
morning. Reward II returned to Dos 18th st.
7 OST OR sTRAYED-From dGS Pa.
ave ", a tame raccOon. suitable re-
ward will be paid II left at above address.
I osT-suppOsed at Pa. ave. and 5ih
i IT, sunday, lOth inst, n cornelan and
gold CruClhX; Gift of II deceased mltler
Kindly return 10 isGA II st n and be re.
WaTded
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The death of r. NJ. Il. Hunter of
Virginia'reduces the number of living
eX.Speakers of the House to seven
Robert c. Winthrop, N. p. Banks, Galu-
sha A. Grow, James G. Blaine, 5. ].
Randall, 5. S. Cox aud j. G. Carlisle.
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WAITING ron THE MAIL.

with uuyiuus features. worn and pale,
lie waits The coming uf the mail;
Each day he H-Es, with hope and fear,
my letter. r. my letter herut'
Iuch day Ee hears in silence dumb
".n' vrt Old man, n has not come"
Tile uWWinss W1tmn0 cd grd gray,
No one would lHtr or 4rVe way.
"At, me lt siNs, 'luns years have past,
EU' % N.iI cu no, twill come vt last,n
and % he wait. d. Alrrcs dumb,
The letter 'Gul VIII never como.
TtrWucr 'ui ~ r'-lor NJ h'st.ars
he rre tho luus iu- Uljured yATs,
ltt past u.D', an before bin thlrr
Wien hc Hn s'guuLHIi -UH Wts la,r.
Once NOR" hg 'rnl- .V N.py trufi,
The lGElus ltlsr4 ut l' vuUfIE
A siIuuE, ~'rt' Lr lnw h' fHs't tHglin,
Tie ld Wild lr'rl obs b. hraln;
An uugIy word 70 cFIr'H.s tone,
Atd she ll- "OHH and he's alone,
since truu lv waits I'm -,lrutc iUnb
The letter that VIII never cumc.
Alas his poor Old wits are Hed,
He cannot know that she Is dead;
And 50 he asks b., DER gul u1r
The same old Q1csiuu IS before,
lie waEOs with morning Fight 10 say:
My letter, II will come today
with tu'tcr,n- limbs that almost tail,
lie CtoCfS cuCl morning TO tho mail,
And hears with ovrg now regret,
Not yet, old man, not yet not vet" "
And 50 he waits IN silence dumb,
Thu letter that Will never come,
Ah, mo POOR malmau. even We
Are lupes Of tickle destiny;
In yuisClta5 Lupu We waiting Hit.
For mlssives that wcro never writ
We wait to sec the harvest grown.
o. seed thgt we have never suwu;
We seek the hurbOr mouth tp hail
The vessels that VIII never sail.
We walt TO see our garner lllOl
with NUT Of field, we hoyu not tillel.
We wait Ia gathering stiffness dumb,
For letters that Will never come.
Is. W. Ross, In the Detroit Free Press
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BAY RIDGE,
On the Chesapeake.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.

The most complete In all It's appointments
OF any resort on Chesapeake Bay or Potomac
River, splendid music by the Naval Acad'
cmy Band First-Class restaurant.
Trains leave Baltimore aud OHIO Il, Il.
depot, Washington, week days, at Oli q. m,
iO:4j 4, m $50 p IN. and GA5 p, m. Return.
ing, leave Bay Ridge SOj a. M, p. m, y. m,
and g5Op m, Arrive at Was .ingtOn 10 i, m ,
leayo Washington iOa m., p. M, 8p, m.
and 1 p. IN, Arrive at Bay Ridge li:l5
a m, 3;l5 p. rn.. i:l5 .. IN. and 5:l5 p m. Re
turning, leave Bay Ridge sos u, M, i9 noon,
$40 p, u , $50 p, m. and a;3Op IN, Arrive at
Washington l0a IN, l:lO p. M, 0;I5 y. m,
1880 .. m, and II p. IN.
HOUND TRIP TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
Tickets on sale at Is. & o. ticket ufficcs in
Washington. On sundays tickets sold nt d.
& q depot only. See advertisement OF Bay
Ridge Company for special attractions from
time to time.
W. NJ. LEMENTS, @. X. LORD,
Manager. Gcn'l Pass Agent.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

L'OR RENT OR sALE-A Delightful
II summer residence with 10 acres; three
miles from Alexandria; opp Theological Semi.
nary; will rent by the month or year. LSO.
W. GREEN, Alexandria. Or JAS, L. GREEN,
G91 Mulberry ST. Baltimore.
glNTY CHOICE SELSCCIONS OF
- SMALL HOMES OF FROM ONE 10 ONE
HUNDRED ACltES, IMPROVED AND UN-
IMPROVED. WITHIN FROM ONE HALE TO
ThREE MILES Of TIE CITY. AT l.ON EST
PRICES AND MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
n. H. SNrHEKD & co. loh7 + 1T.
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EIEGhST Corner, business Prop
IL trty, ON 9th st, above Mass ave; price
Sl2,CCO.
Nice 3.story brick house, 9th st n W, bet II
and sts; price 5000.
Seven houses ON I st W, five rooms each;
mlcc S2,tC0.
Four G.room houses on r st, bet n ave
and y Cap ST; price $500 each.
Several houses. rooms each, on Mass ave.
bei y j ave and n Cap st: price $4,000 each,
TWO Groom houses on Mass ave W, bet N
j ave aud y Cap ST; price S2,5C0 each.
2j.CCO 50 feet of ground near Columbia 50.
r. n. terminus, ri So per foot, or 80 COZ tor the
whole, This property is very desirable, being
finely located. -
v nyp
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

L EFT WITH ME for Sale or for Rent
j at extraordinarily low rate, choice up
right plano; u piano fora musician; genuine
bargain this week. Sll 9th ST W.
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EOR ROw-BOATs for Hire, Go to
II Joseph Passeno's, 3l3i Water 81, George.
town, b. a.; Georgetown ferry from foo5 of
Market II 10 Arlington for passengers and
vehicleSi boat every 10 minutes. Jos. PaSaeno.
uOI IFOrGRlAT FALLS AND CABIN
Il John Bridge, Steam packet Excelsior
makes her regular trips on sunday, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, leaving High street
aud Canal, Georgetown, at a. m. Fare, so
cents for round trip.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoposALs FuR IRON wonK,-

DROPOSALS FOR IRON WORK.
L Oiflce of Building for State. War and Navy
Departments, WASHINGTON, ID. O., July 20, 1887.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing, de-
llyerng and putting in place complete tho
gates and court yard stairs of the west wing
of the Building for state, War and Navy De-
Iartments, In this city will he received until
]. M. ON WEDNESDAY, the Sd day OF August
1855, and opened Immediately thereafter in
presence Of bidders
Specifications, general instruction to bid
dtrs aud blank forms of proposal Will be fur
Nlshed to established iron manufacturers on
application 10 this office. THOS. LINCOLN
CASEY IOlnnPl Germs Of Epg'rs
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JULY ai-I80i, AND 1887.

Yesterday was the anniversary of
the first battle Of Bull Run, which took
place July 81, 1861.
1t was the first important contest Of
the Civil War which waged for nearly
four years afterwards.
Probably 30,0OO,0J0, or one half OF
the present population of the United
States, were born since this first battle
took place.
Time, the healer of all dissensions,
has worked wonders in the conditions
and temper Of the American people
since that important event.
The angel of peace now spreads Its
white wings over the broad area of the
great Western Republic and the chimes
Of industry are substituted for the
battles thunder.
How changed are the influences
which shape the destiny of the Nation
to-day, as compared to those of 1861
Then it was struggle between con.
tending armies in the fierce combat of
bloody warfare for the control of the
political future of the Nation, and In
which conflict hundreds of thousands
of armed men-children OF the same
Republic-were arrayed against each
ether.
To-day Mrs. Cleveland, the charm.
ing wife of the Nations Chief EXecu-
tive, who was but 23 years old on this
same anniversary yesterday, who by
her good sense and sturdy womanly
qualities is universally admired and
respected throughout the country, is
silently welding greater influence in
shaping the control OF the next admin.
islration of the nitairs Of this grea.
country than is exercised by the re
vived memories of the late civil war
Thus DO time, peace prosperity
aud the union Of common Interests by
the people oblilerate the passions Of
grim visaged war,
Let us have peace
TIE Ohio Democratic Convention
docs not address itself with mucl
diIectncss to the grta, coming question
of Home Rule for America, but skirts
its edges with as much courage as can
be expected Of party which fears 10
break with the foreign vote. Upon
this point the Republican and Dsmo,
cratic parties will of course be equally
timid, Tie resolutions bearing spe.
cifically on this issue are these
We favor such legislation on the question
of immigration as viii prevent the landing,
for permanent residence of aliens who Gr3
not willing to declare their Intention OF bs.
coming citizens OF the United States
We declare our opposition to the im?ortl,
tlon Of contract labor, and We demand s9e ,ly
punishment OF all persons melting riot and
revolution against republican institutions.
The first of these resolutions Is good
enough as far as 1t goes, but It goes
such little ways that It practically
amounts to nothing, The second Is all
right, and has the true ring. II favors
the interests of American worklngmen
by antagonizing the importation OF
cheap contract labor, and it puts the
party In proper and patriotic position
as TO the maintenance of law and order
The Washington critic., 1887-07-22

I'OR SALE-Thrce Houses, Renting
II for s35 per month, on 10Th st n W, bet. P
st and Il | ave, with lot enough TO build two
more houses; price for all 81 35 per foot: a
good investment. j. W. +. MYERS 6 son,
i32s n Y ave.
TOR SALE-On New York Ave N w,
II beautiful 3.story press.brlck house, 10
rooms, all frescoed, mod imps, with 2-story
brick stable In rear price, only s6,250.
j. ". p. MYERS S SON,
li2s New York ave.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sT. rArnIOil,s CArmnIInrn.

a-SsS ST. pATKICN's CATHOLIC TO
W. tai ABSTINENCE SOCIETY earn
cstly requests the hearty cooperation and
in Tie District OF Columbia to make thelr mu.
scal ana literary entertainment q financial
success, which Will ho held Mt Carroll ln-ti-
tuiG on Wednesday, July ~, 1887, at sp m.
Price ui admission, abc. All the Ia 'ont vo.un'
tccrcd i Of a very superior otdc'. Refresh
monts ffcc, Donations of cream, Cakc and
money will be most acceptable offerings.
The object of the entertainment Is to raise
a sufficient amount OF money TO represent
Tie Catholic Temperance Organizations OF the
District of Columbia at the next annual con.
yCntiOn, 10 be held nj Philadelphia, August .,
1850. orders for cream and cake or donations
In money, II left at Ellis music store, g37 Pa
ave, will be promptly forwarded to the con-
mittCc ON entertainment The names OF the
committee; T.. McNerhany +. Byrnc, 4. O.
OCunnor, ?. Daily, treasurer; Mrs. f.. Me
Ncrheny, Miss Il. Clements and Mrs, L, \.
Chambers GO3 + st NV.
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TYR. MULLER,
~ Specialist for the
Rye, Ear and Throat,
Consultation Tree. 0i7 n Z ave W.
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EDH RENT...HDuSE2

EOR KENT-A 3.story Brick Housei
It rooms, water and gas; 1ii3 ID st II W.
Apply TO A. +. FOX, 90 81 NV.
EOE RESJ-IO93 VI avoi 1. Rooms,
II 2nlcovcs, bathrooms, etc; all In good
condition. JAS. G. SpRlGG.
iili N Y ave.
Il OR RENT--Ii2G t1th st, Conn
u Portable i1-rOum house with nlcpvc
bathroom and closets and mod imps; street
cars Iuss the door: rent s81
JAS. C. SPHIGG. Ii2i " Y ave.
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lNOE SALE-Fictaen Elegant Lots TN
Il southwest section, near Md ave and
Smithsonian Institution; fIc opportunity tor
builder: cheap and terms easy; on this prop.
eriy twenty-five houses can be erected and
rcndy sales made.
Iot on south side of Rhode Islant avenue,
rear Iowa Circle: n beautiful building lot; 81
feet front and so feet deep to a wide alley;
ItCe moderate and terms easy.
Several small houses IN northwest section,
near ith St cars, now paying /! per cent;
price 81, $50 each.
Several new houses, rooms each; all mod
ern improvements; northwest section, near
18th st; price, $500.
six superior lots in the northwest section
on which nine houses can be erected and
ready sales obtained; desirable corner
j. W, p. MYERS Il SON,
liag New York avenue
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I,Noli RENT


L,NoIi RENT
$40 Eth 81 W, : rs, m l.........,,...n,,sa sal 20
lt92 L u w = rs IN '';.'''''''''''''' ~ w
40 = n W, store ana Ccllar........... ~ 90
iI'S T 4 u ", ,GrS.s.......... ........,. IS 80
SrUifUNcn ". Grs.....-., ...,.......,.. - 90
iCi irwin u n w 3 RS ucw..,,,.......". l' o.
80 81 II v, : Office roOms..........,, II %
y. :, CAYWOOD,
Cor 9th and K sts II W.
E'oR EENT-l7iS + st w-Cosy,,
i small house. with mod inns; location
most desirable. Inquire At isOs Ia ave.
LOR RENT-A Beautiful House, n
4 rooms, all mod imps, 1910 Riggs st: SIS.
sWORMsTEDT & BRADLEY,
p21 7 Fstnv W.
I'OK RENT-a Sew HrIok Dweliings.
Il rooms and cellar, No. ! Green's
alley, east OF Portland Flats; price, $40 per
month .
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
u ~ "
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y sCHLEY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
&c Broad street, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES:
Wall ST., MY. III South Sd st., Phlla.

Connected with I. A. Evans & Co., Boston;
E. L. Brewster & Co., Ch'cago Corson & Ma
cartney, Washington; Warren S Quarles,
Richmond.
Private Wire Connections. Buy and sell
Stocks, Bonds and Miscellaneous Securities
on New York Stock Exchange
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BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARD Near Mountains I
y 3 minutes walk from depot, telegraph
and telephone; malls daily; plenty ol ica
milk ant vegetables; terms 81 per week. Ad
dress BARNEY, Gainsyille. Va,
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TOR sALE-Houscs for Homes or In.

j vestments.
st n W, corner house, large, well located,
can he bought at a bargain.
18th Il W, beautiful residence, perfect
order, all m i......, ...,,,,...,, .., s3j, 900
VI ave, near Iowa Circle, elegant house
and location .,...,. .,...,......,...,...... $4,000
Iowa Circle, charming house, very com.
.rleto throughout -. ....... .:...... 10000
II Il n w,near 10th st II W. appointments
and finish, perfect, side lot. .,.....,. $1,000
10Th 81 W, near Dupont Circle, nearly
new, inside finished In natural wood
leatingand ventilation excellent; can
he purchased furnished or unfur. ,..
NJ ~ n W, bet 18th and 18th sts houses,
all very desirable, different priccs...
iith st II W, bet and q sts, line bust
ness property. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
CorCoran st. bet 18th and nth stg..... 800
4 It, near 10Th st n w.................,. $500
Mo ave, house In good order, leased for
ssO per mo. ...'.,...,.,.......'.... U.VVU
II 1t u Q, good sized house and lot, all
mod linps, ,,,. .,.,,....,,.. ,.....s". 3UD
ilth st c,2 now houses, very complete.
good yards; each....,, .........,...., $500
IL houses, small and convenient, all
rented, grand investments; each..,. $50
$ houses, new and complete, paying
good rate Of int; terms easy; euch.,. 1870
3 houses, well built, paying good rent;
can he bought for teachl,.......,... 1880
Houses sold or exchanged. Building esti-
mates furnished. Loans promptly negotiated.
GEO. =. GOFF,
No. 1870 New York ave.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

EOR sALE-Cheap-Bors Harness
II and phactOn, in good condition. for Si35.
CAL between and u m and and p IN, >!
Istnw,
NOR SALE-At Gcyer's New RepuEi-
Il tory, 100 Pa ave n W, carriages of uEgry
description; top bugg'os from $50 tn $3.50; will
not he undersod; also landanottal, WI gun.
cites, family carriages OF an styles, Dl ton
and uuuCry wagons, ladies' and diutogs'
phaCtons IN great variety. Gail nnl ,ae stock.
MM Z, GEYEN
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NOR sALE-Great nargaIn on 1ith

i st, bet and q SITS n W, large three.story
brick; mod inns; lot lsSiO5 to alley; can be
turned into II store at little expense; price,
si,JO0. Also beautiful lot on New Hampshire
per foot. j. W. y. MYERS G SON,
Ii2S New York ave.
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+ ByD. RAMEY, o3s + street.

INOK SALE-SpecIal Hargafhs-
Il Several six-room houses on A ST n @; all
modern improvements; 10 per cent. invest
ment; price only SaOO0 each. Also,
iir brick, 18TH 81, bet II and u. U..........s7 800
sr, on l., bet 18th and 10th SITS n w..... 5000
llr and cellar on Corcoran st,.,..,,... 1900
Brick, ilr, East Cap st, bet 9th and 1th.. 5000
llr, II e cor and slst sts w.......,,.. $500
Tr on Marion, bet 9th and ith SIS n w.. i,sl0
Apply at once to j. ". p. MYERS S son,
IilS New York nvp.
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,-zs.Is TnE SUPREME COURT OF


Chambers. Go3 Fstnw.
,--zeIN THE SUPREME COURT OF
tSS THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
HoLDisGA srEcIAi TrRu ron ORrliASs' CouRr
JuLY 10, iss7.
In the matter of the estate OF David l. NJ, rrl.
son, late OF the District Of Columbia, de
ccnscd.
Application for the Probate Of the last VIII
and Testament and three Codicis and for
Letters TCstamontary on the estate OF the
said deceased, has this day been made by
Joshua liggs, william +. Mattngly and Al
Ail persons Interested are hereby notified to
appear In this Court on FRIDAY, the 5th day
oi August next, ut II O'Clock a. M, to. show
cause why the said will and codlcils should
not be proved and admitted to Probate aud
letters testamentary on the estate OF the said
deceased should not issuc as PRAYED. Pro
vldod, a copy OF this order be published once
u week for three weeks In the Washington
Law Reporter and TIE WA-iHSGToS Carrie
prey Nious TO the said day.
CHARLES p. JAMES, Justice.
Test: DORSEY CLAGETr,
Register Of Wills for the District of Columbia.
~ TO tue STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ the Washington Gasligllt Co. wish
iogqrche'e few shares OF sgTIH iH,v T. W6Ne pn
Fir,mtn'. Ins o., IN i and La ave.
s---awILLIs' ICE DEPOT, 18th aud
bSS' Water streets southwest. Full
.uITly of best Penobsuot River Ice always on
hand at lowest prices. Patrunlzc red wagons
and get full weight. Large consumers having
their own wagons will be literally dealt With
hy sending to the Ice Depot, Contracts made
Tor one or more years. EXCELSIOR for sale
by the bale or ton, at reducrd rates.
Telephone call, is9.2.
s--sr.sDR. 3. 7. MASON, Dentist, Form
sS erly of 40 1t, has removed his oifce
to 1901 renna. ave, corner l2th 1t. Cocaine
aud gas given.
..S,-s= OFFICE or
SIS r. II. EVANS, 1921 81. n. W.,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR ALL
STATES AND TEHRlr ,RIES.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
TgIpphppn OEo.q Hours fr,tY, q n i''n
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FOR ChlE-HOIiSrS.
EOR SALE

TOR SALE
New house on 18th st, near W, s RS, all
IN l. at a bargain II sold at once.
3 houses on ID ST 10, : RS, all IN !, prlco
sAOOO.
Frame house within two squares Of Capitol,
: l., all m I, lot 25xiOO; will be sold at n bar
gain II sold within next ten days.
AUSTIN +. BROWN,
Real Estate and Loans,
tdeG at n W.
L'OR SALE-Rare Oh fance-Beautiful
Il Sruom house and $4,000 feet of ground In
1nkoma Park, price only $4,000; also elegant
sites for two stores on iNh st; lot 10 by ~
feet 10 % II alley. j. W. +. MYERS & son,
1893 N Y ave.
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tNOR SALE- Cheap Brick House,
Il near Bureau Of Engraving and Printing;
W: rooms; all mt d imps; price $1,000; aud
another in same locality for SaaO.
AUSTIN y. BROWN,
Real Estate and Loans, ii2j ST W.
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EOR SA LE-Great bargains IT Solo at
L once-Twostory.a reimbursement brick, all
mod imps, on 10th ST IL W; lot 20 feet front;
price only $500.
W; rents for $50 per month; price only s., 800.
j. W. i. MYERS 6 SON, 1928 N Y ave.
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- THE DISTRICT OF COLU NNIA,
HuLDlSGA \ SrEcIAt TERN ron ORrmASs' CouRr
Business,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-04-09
CURE FOR CANCER.

The Boston Transcript tells Of q
dietary preventive and cure Of can
Ger, which should be- made widely
known and carefully tested:
DR.. Twitchell, Of Keene. N. H..
when about SO years Of age. had a
tnmor come on L.is face. 1t in
creased gradually 70: eight years.
notwithstanding all applications
and two operations. His mother
and sister had both died of cancer
He resolved to try a bread and
milk diet, md If he did not sue
ceed, a bread AMI water diet. He
used three times daily from four "a
six ounces Of cream, or the richest
milk, and the same quantity Of
either white or brown bread. Al
the end Of two years there seemed
to be a perfect cure. though lie
continued the diet aud it never re
turned. He had a large country
practice AMI was much in the oper
air. He afterwards tried the same
kind Of diet on a lady patient, Will
the same happy result.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-04-09
GOOD WHITEWASH.

Take half busl,el of unslacked
lime. slake it with boiling water.
keeping it covered 10 retain the
heat; strain through course wire
strainer; dissolve peck Of clean
salt in water; add the liquid only;
boil three pounds Of ground rice to
"a thin paste; stir this in boiling
hot; dissolve q half pound OF glue
by soaking it well and suspending
it in a sr.nll vessel inside Of anO-
iher vessel containing boilin.
water; add this. Now add four or
five gallons of hot water TO the
mixture; stir j. we'll; set it aside for
four or five days. carefully covering
to exclude dust aud dirt. When
ready for use. heat: il too thick. add
boiling water; il will no: be apt to
he too thin; it should be applied
hot. Different shades may be- Sc
cured by the addition 0! Spanish
brown. lsnphlack. yellow ochr-.
Venetian red. anything but green.
which will not work With like
Err.